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THOMAS BOWLING, AucuQneer !.


TwENTY;sIx yALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN
On TuGsBAY i34EEfE EkSo0A,. ANS ovEMsER sax
shall sell n os u the at
the following property Lots 527 to 534 inclusive,
TAYLOR street between Washington and Jefferson
between Washington and Jefferson streets: lots SOD
to 404 inclusiye on Washington street. between Fill
more ana Market streets, in all twentysx lots, finely
in Unlontown this sale should command the attention.
Terms made known at sale; conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost ESQ deposit on each lot
at the time OF sale. n7-dts
GREAT BARGAIN-THE FARM KNOWN AS BON
a1fisn farm con-
tans l7S acres lies near Cuipeper Court House. Va
one Of the most desirable in Piedmont. va n5-4t.
TRUsIEEg SALE. OF TWO-sTORY BRICK
lEPE sTkFkT, S5kN OF EIGHTEENTH AND
Of the District Of Columbia. in Equity cause No f1
Y Esl1s iss 3: at h Ra
az ess d
plat plan of Warrington, D. c. as and being lot num-
osssa & y
feet inches on street north and has depth Of g7K
brick dwelling at the northeast corner Of
onethr in twelve months with interest ct per cent
annun secured the satsfacton Of the trustees
required at sale. Conveysncine. sc. n purchsseTs
cost Terms to be complied with ten days. otherwise
u the defautns purchaser. aitsr We days pubic
n9ce OF sucl resale In some Newspaper published in
Washington b 8 T. THOMAS
DuNoAnsoN Bros BIC A1seiones street, ns-dsds
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FUN FoB THE ELEPHAHr.-An elephant belonging
Rugby, Eng, aud, bursting open the door OF
small cottage adjoining. squeezed In, unfastened
the cupboard, and dined on dozen pots of lam
gallon Of picked onions, a supply Of damsons, q
joint Of meat, loaf OF bread, q pound Of butter,
and quantity OF sweets IL took nearly two
hours to get the animal out.
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V,RUsTEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
L PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL. TMosIokY

MENTS No. 5I7 AsTREEOTSoU THEAsT.
By virtue of . decree Of the supreme Court of the
tober 1857 in Equity cause No. l042i Docket "a Il
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER TENTH, 1887, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK p. n, part OF lot ten Q0) in square eight
east of the said lot and running thence south
100 feet inches. thence west IL feet 81 inches
feet 6 inches to the place of beginning and improved
by two-story brick dwelling containing rooms and
cellar with modem improvements.
Terms of sale: Cash. Taxes paid to June 30. 1887.
Conveyancing ut the cost OF purchaser II the terms
of sale not complied with in ten days after SALE
property may be hve days notice at the risk
the decree Of sale: deposit of 600 will be required
at time Of sale. JAS: q. PAYNE. trustee City Hall
A Atacfi .n,b6- liraa
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The Vastness of the Universe.

From the Popular Science Monthly.
IL Is certainly true that a contemplation of the
unthinkable vastness OF the universe in the midst
OF which we dwell upon a speck Illuminated by a
spark, calculated to make all terrestrial affairs
appear contemptibly Insignificant We cannot
wonder that men for ages regarded the earth as
the center, and the heavens with their lights as
tributary 10 IL, for to have thought otherwise In
those times, would have been 10 see things from
the point OF view OF superior intelligence IL has
taken vast amount OF experience and knowledge
10 convince men OF the parvttude OF themselves
and their belongings. So in all ages they have
applied terrestrial measure to the universe, and
Imagined they could behold human affairs reflected
In the heavens and human interests setting the
gods together by the ears
This Is clearly shown In the story OF the constel-
latlOnS- The tremendous truth that On a starry
night we look, In every direction, into an almost
endless vista or suns beyond suns and systems
upon systems. vas too overwhelming for cOmpre-
henson by the inventors OF the consultations. SO
they amused themselves, like imaginative chill
dren. they were, by tracing the outlines OF men
and beasts formed by those pretty lights, the
stars. They turned tie starry heavens into a
scroll hlled with pictured stories OF mythology.
-Four OF the considerations with which we are going
10 deal In this article are particularly interesting
on this account. They preserve In the stars, more
lasting than parchment or stone, OF the oldest
and most pleasing OF all the romantic stories that
have amused and inspired the minds OF men-the
story OF Perseus and Andromeda-a better story
than any that modern novests have invented.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

(NHANCERY SALE OF THAT VALUABLE LOT
CAND FIRE-PROOF BUILDING on The NORTH
EAST CORNEk OF EIGHTH AND q STREETS
NORTHWEST, NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
UNITED STATES AS TEE BUREAU or KDU-
By virtue Of adecree of the Supreme Court of the -
District Of Columbia passed In Equity Cause No. E
1O3OS Docket 20, wherein Daniel Pratt WrSxht al 81
complainant and Emms O. Wright et q. dsfendanls
I shall on THURSDAY, the TENTH DAY OF No
yEMBER, A. d. 1887, at FuCR O'CLOCK p NJ offer
for aale auction front of the part
numbered three I'D IN numbered four hundred
and twenty nine (49). in the city Of Warrington ID.
C., beginning for the at the southwest Of
said lot and running thence cost along street north
seventy feet thence north thirty-nine and twenty
hundrtbs CO. 0 feet 10 the center of party vail;
thence seventy feet and thence south along Eighth
street west thirty nine and twenty hundrths CSC 20l
feet to the plsce Of beennins. lnProyed BY a tour
cuped by the United stses The Bureau Of Education
cash and the residue in three equal instruments at
SALE with interest at per cent per annun payable
by the purchasers and dead Of trust ON the
pruperty all the purchase money be paid cash.
Adeposit Of $500 will be required At the time Of
All conveyanoins and recording 1t the purchases
cost
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
twenty days after sale the viii be rsod the
risk and cost of the defanlting purchaser.
REGINALD FENDAI.I- Trustee,
Corner Al st. and La ave-
WALTER IL WILLIAMS A CO
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From the New York Sun.
one sees the photographs Of the Prince and
Princess William and their four little boys In
every shop window. 1t is a pretty family group
and intensely admired by the people, The eldest
boy Is hardly five. He Is also photographed with
the old emperor at the window. II IS declared
that Prince William is the kaiser's favorite The
people regard him as the next emperor for the
feeling Is settled one that the crown prince will
not live TO succeed the kaiser. Though young he
shows strength and courage and In his own family
brooks no Interference. His wife Is a year his
senior, and a thoroughly German woman. The
people say there Will be no English interference
from her as from the crown princess, who has
been English from first 10 last-a clever woman in
many ways, but not clever in concealing her lack
OF sympathy for German customs and the German
people.
Then there is the prophecy brought forward by
the German people, who are somewhat supersti-
Cous. Germany is to be greatest, It says, under
young ruler who has but one arm, and has four
sons. He Is 70 succeed an aged sovereign carry on
great war successfully, and prove another Fred
erick the Great The Germans see In this the
destiny OF Prince William, who was born with one
arm partly deformed, snort and stin And they
see IN MS character all the requirements OF the
prophecy even down TO the four sons. But the
power OF Germany wanes after this ruler and she
Is then 10 20 down and become an INSIGNIFICANT ma
ton. SO runs the prophecy.
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The Solid Man
Unshaken - the Pyramid that stands
In silent grandeur on Egyptian sands
Calm - the Sphinx that DER the desert vast
Has gs2ed while forty centuries have passsd,
SO stands the Man Of Bustness. strong and WiDo,
Whose system II "Trods Fo6r, and Adusyetse~
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMpRovFD
SITUATED IN SQUARES e37. $40 AND 6D3.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovFD
REAL ESTATE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL. AND
SITUATED IN SQUARES e35, $40 AND 6D3.
NEAR SOUTH CAPITOL STREET.
By virtue of decree OF the supreme Court of aax
the District Of Columbia passed IN the OF G153
Bayliss ct al vs., Farnham ct al, Equity No -
1887, the undersigned Trustees will sell 1t public
auction. in front of the pr~Inlses. THURSDAY the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A ID. 1887,
at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS real
estate in the city of Washington ID. C. TO wit: Lots
numbered twelve (l2l. thirteen 3d. fifteen l5)
teen Q6), seventeen 10, eighteen CS) twenty (20l
twentyone CID, twenty-five C22l. twenty three (s3D
twentyfour C24l, twenty five l25D, and twenty-siN
And also on FRIDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1887. at -FOUR OCLOCk p. NJ. Lots
numbered three CD nine c,). and fourteen u4l, in
square numbered six hundred and thirty (637
aud on the SAME DAY. at HALF PAST FOUR T. NJ.
Lot numbered ten (l0D and the south twenty-five (25)
feet of Lot nine CD in square numbered six hundred
aud ninety-thre tds}:).
Terms Of 0ne-third cash. and the balance in one
I'd and two CD years with interest at per cent
cured by deed of trust all cash. ut option of the
chasers deposit of $50 each lot will be required
Taxes will be paid of the proceeds Of sale II
not complied with in ten days the right reserved
to resell at the defauting purchasers cost All con-
veysncing at purchasers cost.
JAMES H. TAYLOR /
6l3 10th ct. n.w- T-,,s....
ROBERT FAkNHAM, ( irus'ees
n5-d&ds 1242 11th st. NV,
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DEATH AMONG THE PANAMA CANAL ItBoRRRs.-
Robert l. Knox, who has been connected with the
Panama Railway for six months has Just returned
home, ana gives startling description Of life and
death among the labOrers on the Panama Canal
than any place he was ever In. The lab0rers die
on IKE cattle when muTain strikes them. II went
down one DAY TO see the canal laborers at work, "
weather was sort that day, and nifty or more fresh
colofed fellows had been brought IN. In the after
them, and one by one they tell saWone man hit
on the head 1y the excavating machine. He was
killed The body was Immediately hofsted into
that was the last seen OF him. At night when the
men are through work they begin debauch on
smuggied whisky. and then they night with knives
human nature In bad forms, but the worst forms
o. vice practtced In New York ana London and
PARIS are nowhere when compared with what car
be seen every day on the tsthmuAS
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THOMAS DOWNING. Anctioneer,

HANDSOME CHERRY TOP BAR COUNTER,
&C., COST $3.50. AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH. 1857 at
TWELVE M, IN front OF my saesroons, will sell
tne ABOVE counter. THOMAS BOWLING,
n1V-St Auctioneer.
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Forgery 81 Kansas Railway Domaa.
From the London Telegraph
Five Englishmen have Just been arrested In
Paris accused Of having forged several securities
OF the Southwestern Road Company OF Kansas
The circumstances which led to their arrest are
rather remarkable. It appears that in January,
or the shares in Paris bank The banker sent the
coupons to London In due course, but they were
returned as fOrger1es The matter was then placed
and nothing mere WAS heard Of It until last Mon
day, when another Engltshman endeavored to OBJ
tain money at the same bankers on the shares OF
OF the shares was Immediately asked TO wait, and
q detective was sent for, who arrested him. He
told the police where to find his four companions.
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V,HoMAs BOWLING. Aoctioneer.
IausrERs, SALE OF FORREST HALL M

sTORE GEQRGEIoMN. ID. c.. FORMERLY
ErR RiisfNEss fSVFsTvtSNHT An 1..s ~ Al
STORE IN THIS DISTRICT THAT Hasa sPE-
By virtue Of chsttel deed of trust recorded in
ber lll3 fol. 223, ct SEQ, Of the land records
of the District Of Columbia, and by direction Of
the party secured thereby the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. the PREMISES. FRI
1887. at HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ. all the
goods and chattels in stores 12tO and 1862 sd or
High street. Georgetown, u. c. consisting of all stock
fixtures, soda fountain. fountain cylinders.
tor SAFE medicines, drugs. formula prescription hles
show window, fixtures other furniture stock
Of any kind whatever contained in said stores,
specified in Schedule A attached 70 said deed
Terms of sale Onehah cash. balance in notes at six.
twelve, and eighteen months bearing interest and
dorsed secured by collateral 10 the satisfaction Of
the trustees all cash All conveyancins and record
Ing at purchasers expense Cash deposit required Of
$3.50. Terms TO be complied with in ten days re-
sale viii be made after five days public notice.
JESSE II. WILSON,
1909 3lst and 47Q Louisiana avenue. Trustees
o31-l0t FRANK Il. CONGER
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There have been Gre new cases Of yellow fever
In Tampa Fla, and Two near that city yesterday
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SrEiNwAr s s,ss, eR q SQUARE AND OF.
Ts Ss s's ,s.r 1sr. m.
aanos .na ogr.ns for ale or rent fr,oes raasse
Tsnips and reg.irsng spscis,v sno attended 20 ~
EDWARD y. pRoop Sole Ar,pt
date w. "a Nes,ercst Oar
M Al the old stand. Pas "a ave.
HAZE N9u HEAEp THEM We MAN THE
,aeb sssr sers A. ss 49, no sesn nd
SsS Is: !: x:SiSi rent sSsSfSs
nEcKER BROS PIANOS THEIR RANK AZ THE
'f si t:ss SANDERS ssS5ssETs ]. &.
VNHR FIsHkR PIANO Has LARGE iolLow-
ing An wsshinrtrn. sttesiing IN substantial vsy -
. .se San ssf So.
A MOTHER MOZART. THE WEBER PIANO u
used IN he A@sSsn tour !, sSs hc On ,, nns
Mozart The ws''f Is S S SbfSs Z ST sIsss '
nl-am SOLE Agents. asa b "a n.v.
INsTEY ORGANS NEARLY 100000 IN USE
tor p.riSr osnrcn shHgel; and .ssoGl sold %
orssns. our ierms are most Accommodating. Large
STOCK Of pianos for rent si lsS ssss
ST. s s.t!o ri Nd Nd is ssa Nam d kSnSns Va
HENRY r. MIILER PIANos-GRAND. SQUARE
Ilas and aDprsh. The INST Sa s.pI,tH ls .pa ree'
o2s-iIn s37 Pennsylvania ave-. near 10Th ST.
GUILD SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS. TN
O's'' medium grade piano S %sa +. ELLIS co.
o2s-lm 93s Pennsylvania nv. 10Th q.
N-rw y, a os -s,,,T..R trpp,a,5T .Nnap.Nn-
a. moiers,e ,r, - sna e.sy terms old ,n.,ISmsn,.
taken in payment Tor new. NO y r.Ir,oo
o2s-1m a37 Pennsylvania ave. n W.. near 10Th st.
WEBER SQUARE PIANO IN GOOD CONDITION,
Win STOOL and cover MN =, S1EsI rliiiIskco
WsBER BABY GRAND PIANO PA. q n r. q. good CON:
w di'i0n with stool at jn ss,Fi y nlr,aIskoo
o2S-1m a37 Pennrylv.nia ave. n W. near 10th st
Vypp,auT p,.>,,s ...,,,,,,vx,=
Il ,i,, nlA . LAhsf AssohIME>E
JOHN " ELLIS co.
TNIANos ron Rr~T ar ,.nt. % rt x.p.,,ra-
a. No,ed T,,,.S -, a ~ sDDs haiI fnie1A
~ ~ In, ~ nj 81 10 q ~
oos I'm or p.,,.,,, sohN y ILLS CO
s,,,'oI "a co,sr 's' NJ Win nAnas"n.s
oss In, o.t- p,,,sxiy.,,. 49,. =. s-i.a-ls 49,.
I'm ''' ..''"-' i'@i'~ @'' NV. near iotn ~
oOSA sTEINwAY a SONS ROSEWOOD CASE
oaslm es7 pennsylvania IS .Se al I ms, ,S CO.
500 other Pane: in sssd SS s, :,Sdi
ana LOS soi Yer oa- p.nns,l,.,;. az: y, ILLS 80
- - - - 49, - u ', i aVsn ~
Sn-BRADBuRl. EMERSON AND oTHER
plcVf1snos- With stool and cover
ns-3w VIZ feilna ave, near 10th ST.
"a rT,Ct.rp ,~p ,r,.r., p,.>.nS
- IW-fiSehIn Mn No IN ~ Ff.i risS 70
o2s.,m $50 fsnn''l'."i n. ss'i iS SS; :.
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CARPETS.
We are daily receiving our Fall Supply Of Carpets
comprising al the patterns in Bigelow Lowell,
and Hurtford Wltons; Biselow. Lowell. and Hurfford
Brussel Moquites In choice patterns: Lowell and
Hurtford Inerains: Ar Squares, all szss. Rnss and
Mats In all the new designs; Furniture Covennes,
Curtain Drapery, Lace Curtains and Table Covsn N
great variety.
sp2-3m HooE BRO. q co. l32s Pa
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
NNHoMAs z wAoGAMAN. Rsaa Estate Aucssoocer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
on MAINLAND AvENuE. BETMEEN POUR
AND-A-HALf AND SIXTH STREEIs SOUTH

On MAH1lAND AtENUf- BEIMkfN fOlH-
AND,A-HALf AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTH
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of -
The Dtserict Of Columbia passed in equity eause6kf
No oS4o wall sell at public auction, IN front Of -
the prenitseA on FRIDAY, TIRE TWENTY-EIGHId
DAY VI OCTOBER, A. ID. 1881, II HAlf-PAsf
fOUk O'CLOCK p. NJ the east half OF lot numbered
seven tse IA reservation d. situated Maryland AZ.
enue between and 9th streets south west improved
Terms OF sale: One-thrd q - cash. and the balance
OF pucnase money IN SIX twelve and eighteen months
with from day Of SALE the payment thereof 10
De oy the promissory notes Of the purchssr
or purchssefA or all the purchase money can be trd
cash on Day OF sale or ratncstion OF sale by tie
money and interest No deed given until purchase
money aud interest be paid deposit 600 gill lie
required when property IL knocked down All convey
snctng az cost OF purchaser terms be complied
with within ten days after sale the property will lie
sold ~ rink and cost Of defaulting purrhaeer
& 5. HENKI-E- Trustee.
Once 46o Louisiana ave.
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on Ac-
count Of tnclemency OF the weather until wEDNEs-
DAY, THE SECOND DAY or NOVEMBER, A. D.
1SSl, 1T zane hour and place
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF No
VENEER 1857. st tho same hour and place, by son.
sent Of parties s. 3 6ENkLE
n2-dkds Trustee
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST.
HONED by consent OF PARTIES, until FRIDAY. THE
ELEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1881. at sane
hour and place 3. q HENKLE.
ns-dkds Trustee.
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VIZ INVITE You To ExAxrsE
OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS. FUR
NITURE- AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
WHICH WE ARE NOW OPENING. II
STYLES ARE NOT BETTER AND
PRICES AS Low FOR SAME CLASS OF
GOODS AS CAN BE FOUND. WE DO NOR
ASK YOU TO BUY
SOME BIG DRIVES IN FURNITURE
w. II. HoEKE
sic Sol Market spaca
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SPECIAL SALE
4 IT MAY CONCERN.

SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP,
10 % sold at my auction rooms TUESDAY, NO
NEMbEh FIFTEENTH, 1887, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Terms cash nj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19

and New Orleans road asked TO be ex-
empted last Saturday. This road charges
rs cents for hauling bale of cotton from
Vieksburg TO New Orleans, and 81. 10 for
hauling bale from Port Gibson to New
Orleans, half the distance. The company
ask that they may be allowed to continue
thus. The wool growers, wine makers and
sugar importers of California ask that this
clause be suspended, as it is interfering
with their shipments east. The freight
rates from San Francisco to New York are
four times as great as formerly, on some
articles.
1t is natural TO expect that localities
that have been built up at the expense oil
Others are going to fight the law to the
last. So much have some cities and Eari-
Gus manufacturing and other enterprises
flourished in them through the unnatural
stimulus of railroad discrimination against
other points, that any attempt to bring
abOat q proper adjustment must lhe'luADiy
result to q great disadvantage to these
heretofore favored places. A movement IS
even now on foot to secure the repeal OF
the long and short haul clause. But what
then? Is railroad discrimination to 90 on
forever? Are States like West Virginia
to be forever deprived Of their natural
advantages that States like Illinois, Mis-
souri, and Kansas may be built up: And
If the matter is ever to be adjusted had 1t
not better he done now while we have the
law, even if it does cause trouble for a
time? The longer the matter is deferred,
the greater will he the interests involved
and the more difficult will he the work OF
adjustment. The people want ut least to
see fair trial OF the law. That 1t will
hurt somebody is TO he expected. The
railroads will accomplish nothing by try
inr to make the law Odious' The long and
short haul clause may be made mandatory
if the commissioners are too lenient IN
making exceptions.
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apl2b "a TWELFTH STREET.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Ihth : NIIhh
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Of ONO COUNTY,
wv ~ Y mil I. IL /
CLERKS OFFICE

BOARD OF CoNHISSIuNEES OF ONO COUNTY, :
WHEELING, ". Va, April IL. lN>7.
Sealed proposals will be received AT this ufhC,
until 18th inst. at 10 a. IN, for the following
Rnges' hin = ~ b. road. TriaIclphia District
l2D cubic yaplS maCadamllnE.
BOggS' Hin :. 4 Il. rOad. RiChland District, 4
cubic yaniS maCadamiAinE.
Battle Kun Ia G.. c. n l.. road, 10 cubic yard
matchmaking.
Chapel Kun to Springcrs road, 20 cubic yard
mncadamiZing.
Elm Grove and Bogg>' Hill road loo cuhi
wards macadumiLing.
Grrggsvillc, Clinton and Potomac road, Rich
land District, GO cubic yards macadami1ing.
GrcggSvillc, Clinton and Potomac road, Liberty
District $40 cubic yards macaIamiZing.
GlenuS Run and Cherry Hill road, 80 cuhi,
wards merchandising.
KellyS Barn and u. G., road, Richland District
10 cubic yards merchandising.
Middle Wheeling Creek road Uowrr end. 20
cubic yards maCadamiZing.
Middle Wheeling Greek road upper end y
cubic yards maCadami2ng.
Mciraw'S Run Ia q. G. Il T. road, 10 Cuhi,
yards macadamiZing.
Meeting House Hin road, TO cubic yards mac
adamZing
Peters Run road Triadclphia District IA
cubic yards merchandising.
Peters RIM road. RiChlanl District, 100 CuhH
yards merchandising.
Peninsula road iOO cubic yards maCadamiSink
River road. Cityto GlennS Run, 1OCubic yard
maCadamiZing.
River road, Glcnn'S Run To Brooke county. Z
cubic yards macadamizng.
Rice 4 CastlCmau'S Run road, 20 cubic yam
mRCadamlLing.
Rice X CaSllCmauS Run road, - cubic yah
Culvcu masonry.
Roncy's Point to 4. :. II u. road, 100 rl5l
yards maradamiZing II
Short Creek, ltOTth fork, road, 10 cubic -
mntllNmiglUE.
short Creek south fork, road, 80 cubic - :
macRdamiZing.
Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling road
cubic yards nacadamiZlng.
Valley Grove lnt Middle Wheeling rOtaJ
cubic yards CuvCTl masonry.
Wheclin West Liberty and Bethany r, |
Triadclphia District, 200 cubic yards macqi
XIng. |
Wheeling. West Liberty and Bethany y,
Liberty District, 20 cubic yards nacadamig |
Wheeling and FairmOnt Pike, 3nO Cuhickis
maCadami2lng.
West Union and Roncy's Point, 0 cubiqds
maCa,lamlZing,
Wheeling and Elm Grove road. Ritchh is
triCt, 40 cubic yards maCadami2ng.
Wheeling and Elm Grove road, Tria fiih
District, 10 cubic yards maCadamying
West Liberty aud ll"Wey's road, ia bic
yards macadamiZing.
WaddlG 4 WGfdcnS Run road, 80 cub erds
macadapiZing.
Proposals for masonry must include CARA,
ton OF foundations.
Bids for all classes Of work must Id the
cubic yard
All proposals must state tie full namdS bid
ders. with pOstOflice address, and must n 'cnm
panied by the names Of two responsible uueJ
as suretcS for the performance os CpIH Jet vi
awarded.
The quantities above given are only tnrON
mate aud subject 10 change.
For further information apply to Ia ndrrI
sigued.
The Boarl reserve, the right to rrjcSany
all bids. 20.
Endorse proposals, Proposals ID ounty
Work '
ROBERT l.. WOE
Clerk Of the Board of Comm bLerS.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-19
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. ., 1856.

HOP BITTERs MFG. Co.
know Hop Bitters will bear recommen-
datiOn honestly. All who use them con,
fer upon them the highest encOmiums and
give them credit for making cures-all the
proprietors claim for them. | have kept
them since they were first offered to the
public. They took the high rank from the
first, and maintained it, and are more called
for than all Others combined. SO long rs
they keep mp their high reputation for
purity and usefulness | shall continue to
recommend them something | have never
done before with any patent medicine.
j. j. BABCOCK,
Physician and Druggist.